Rainbow's End Logbook

The last night of the charter, and nobody remembers where you anchored on Tuesday. Logbook keeps one voyage a day at a time: where you left, where you arrived, a note, the pictures, and what it cost. It works the same on a week's charter and on a weekend aboard your own boat. It is a logbook for the voyage, not the boat. Most logbook apps ask for engine hours and tank levels. Logbook asks for her name, the dates, who was aboard, and — when she is chartered — the company and the base. Then the days. A DAY — A passage or a lay day. A passage has where you left and where you arrived, and the nautical miles if you know them; a lay day has only where she lay. A note in your own words. Two passages on one date are two days in the book. PICTURES — Up to six a day, from your library or the camera, each with a caption. They are copied into the app at 1,200 pixels on the long side, and they stay…